New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Of them stepped quietly into tho ia and disposed
OF themselves In the Criminal Court building and about
tho nsshborhood The bsr at the outer deer leading
into the jail court says he Is instructed to ad
nit no ONO. but whether this applies TO tie near
relatives OF the condemned men Is not known. Sheriff
Mstson visited the jail At o'clock and had conference
Of over half an hour with Jser Psz in tina private oce
OF the jail AS result Of their conference visitors
allowed IN enter TIC Jail 10 any prisoner
whether Anarchists not Sheriff Nation said concern
ing the order:
don't want to make any fuss about It, but the visits
Of other Anarchists have got to stop Henceforh the
doomed men will not be allowed 10 have any
alton hours. Personally, would like 10 grant them all
the fsvors could but don't think IL would be wise to
do SO. 1t may foolish aud perhaps ia foolish but
don't want these men to cheat the gaiows by killing
themselves Their friends might give them dsgsers or
poison and although know tnst they should want 10
kill themselves we shoul be powerlem to prevent
still shouldn't like to said that II had attended
10 my duty the suicides mia bit have oesn prevented"
When the rule regarding visitors to the Jail went
into effect found that was allowedto enter
the building during the afternoon hours except officers.
reporters relatives OF the Anarchists The st rea
tive TO arrive at the Jail Of $780, was Mrs Enge There
scared expression on her worn face She brought
basket OF dsintics for her husba nd and Jaier Poz
took cnar onice and carried 1t out 10 the
and placed 1t for her the bars Lnggs aunt aud a
young cousin and of his fair admirers came
next They all downcast with traces OF tears on
their checks but they mad not been talking TO tho oemo
maker minutes before they all laughing Frank
Beleeldt Of The Arbter Zeitng. accompanied by re-
porter for the paper camo next shortly after
ward spiess two brothers, Chris" and Ferdinand
were admitted and they were followed by their mother.
who seemed feel her sorrow deeply Mrs. Parsons
and her two little children came and with them woman
who 10 the work OF The Amnesty Associaus
ONLY AN APPEAL TO THE GOV RNoR LEFT
Nina Van candy was a hurried vsitsr to Captain
BlacRs Office In answer to question rs TO his plans
Car,ain BLACK said: well sir It looks as II the ony
thing left for s 10 appeal to the Governor when OF
course. Q shall proceed TO DO AZ once
You will need all the time that Is left at your DIS
posalI"
Yes matters turned out the only effect OF tho
proceedings has been to abridGe what little time
had. If they had denied at once. it would. OF
course. have been better"
"Hsve you any idea as TO what course the movement
for pelitionDg the Governor will take y
mo definite plan OF action has been arranged yet that
know Of
"Will you take leading part in the matterP
81 shall down OF course. but cannot say now e1-
acly In what capacity whether al tho head OF any,
or " anr, what depuaticn All know IA that we shall
decide rapidly may be upon our course and pursue
1t to the best OF our power"
There little surprise the police officers over
the ammo umcement Ibe police have an tho Ight th te
United states supreme Court would no 'n'rr'cr" Hnl
the general Impression anon- them Is that the sentence
will carried into effect November IL.
Captain Buckley compressed his Hp- when me news
reached him the Armory. 20 lie SAID "tho
iuSt scision oi the state Nupe 'o"t ~ - le.'ou
winws and children orphsns. trust aud believe the
Governor viii not interfere" r.,
Tue new, spread through the ely as fast FAST
as electricity woul carry ". before noon
the people in the very outskirts OF ihe city
iui"rme ~ the news, ana long before the Whistles
the different factories blew the summons I" return %
Work the men were for ed IN Knots ui-rnss'ns Ie
chances OF the Anarchists for Communication Oh sell
tence.
As 10 the probable action Of the Governor n"thing hnt
couc can be given. Many who are intimate win
are almost well posted. insist that Fielder AMI id-su7
least VII. receive comm Itaiion o III r sentence
committee aaippoinieY to take charge u tho
amnesty peuuol and present It 10 The Hovern"r;
The slsnltIrr. incred~uge cry caY. lie letters ol
Ling F~ aer AID Ergc declaring that ho' can accep.
mitigation or computation OF Their senteuce and mt
mann IN The ,nd, n; oac who wcr- cyrriiug Themselves
10 oil am from the Governor c0unut%l"u OF 'helr
Whr mere IS not believed 10 be any danger from tho
ardent syudhzer- % TIE men. yet The police nave Iasrn
cXtrtor mary precautions "a prevent ANY snch seen"
A OF tho houses 10 negbborho"i OF tie Jsi nave
under constant urvelancc by The police Tor Tho
lat nou'h or two and AZ sorts ~ Inquire =. 10 VIZ
botdrrs rnoner' haveheeu Institute by detectives
Captain ~cIacs WI" dd 20 much to nnr~Th the Anaic
st conspiracy, - kno"n 10 have snfye"n,e on e'sy
Amaze h,t ana AuaichI'Uc frohp IN tlNh an ~, @
bis methods Of hearing 81 Their me"tingS ana con"
etSne,s Al .n" ,io ~ b.in, tsscn Tue g.n.
era sentiment OF the city Is one OF satisfaction over INC
result .,..,...,., ,,-
Thi. afternoon a small boy appeared on the streets pro
vled with a -uuplY OF pamphlets conttlnini 'ruer9,
VI NJ Trumhulls appeal 10 Governor Oslo%hN IN pch'l
OF The condemned Anarchists. On1cer BIRMINGHAM
quickly pat 10 h4bt by threat - Arrest MN u
he selling The hoy stopped nero
IL really nnthng seluO1s sbOlt tbs pSnphe'' N IL
merely the goUera's speech II =" however.
bound "a brilliant cover aud entitled: was IL an
Trai Anne 20 the Governor OF Illinois In Bsh1il OF
the Condemned AuArch-t%" q,
Th~ officer" -Ald Sergeant Goldman. OF the Central
Detail probably rcf oil on his own judgment kH""
OF no orders sale Of tho book He was proa.
III n.d by the general svc Of tho ute. but mink "
s much better At the present time that the circulation be
stopped"